Elaine Mergard's Comments

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Carla Hell said…
Hi Elaine.
Hope things are well with you.
Just wondering if you are planning on doing any classes closer to home in the near future? Was just looking into your classes at Toowoomba,would be a great experience!
Thanks
Carla Hell
Mary McCaffety said…

Elaine,

Thank you for taking the time to leave such a positive and encouraging comment for me! I love Hat Academy!

www.facebook.com/CoutureMillinery

Brian Scott said…

Hello Elaine,

As I learn more about leather I will be happy to post more information and pictures.  I have very little experience with leather or Millinery work so far.  I have only really worked with vegetable tanned cow leather so far.  I enjoy it allot because I can hand dye and shape it easily.  Being in the USA I hadn't even thought of using Kangaroo leather.  I will have to see what the pricing is compared to cow and pig leather. 

Thanks,

Brian

Flaxscinator Designs said…

Hello Elaina

Thank you for the positive feedback on my flaxscinators, its allways good to hear. I intend to view a fw of your videos when I can. I am looking forward to learning tips and skills from you.

Regards

Gwenda

claudia aschieri said…

Ciao Elaine,
I'd like to subscribe to your lesson.
I know, however little your language.Is it possible? Can you tell me how it performs the lesson?

thank you very much

Claudia

claudia aschieri said…

Ciao Eliane,

can I understand the lesson just watching the video?

thanks for your answers

Claudia

Princess WOW! Hats said…

Thanks Elaine! I am so delighted to find out about this site! I have many more styles that I will add to my profile. What a wonderful idea this is!

Mindy Fradkin of Princess WOW! Hats

Solimar Ferreira said…

Dear Elaine, a special thanks from Brazil.

I also hope to make myself useful and deserve every learning class. The hardest part will be finding the right instruments for work. But let's think positively and face problems when they really appear, right?

B. Wishes.

Solimar

 

Sandra Wollin said…

Thank you very much for your welcome.  I am very lucky.  She and her seamstresses taught me a great deal.  I'm in the process of moving so you may not hear much from me until resettled, but I am looking forward to getting back to work soon!!

Sydney Turnshek said…

Thank you for the welcome Elaine!

claudia aschieri said…

Ciao Elaine,

then is there hope for me?

thank you very much for the time you have dedicated to my problem ....

Please let me know when I can start with the lesson.

I would think the form of felt hat, because I have some knowledge on the subject.

thank you very much

Claudia

Alisa Fleming said…

Thanks for welcoming me to Hat Academy. Great website for milliners to communicate and get ideas, as well as learn some new skills. glad you liked my profile pic. I actually made the hat I'm wearing.

Alisa

Sonia Caceres said…

Thank you Elaine for your lovely welcome to Hat Academy...I'm so happy to be a part of this wonderful millinery website you passionately created.  I hope to learn more about finely tuning my art and sharing with other hat lovers out there.  I know we are all grateful to you for giving us the opportunity to set our creative wings into graceful flight...that is a beautiful gift to our artistic souls...

Astra Crompton said…

Thank you so much for the warm welcome and all the helpful tips. I'm really impressed so far with all of the great resources and talented people here. I look forward to learning and sharing with you all!

Soy Como Soy said…

thank you very much, i guess i still have to get the hang of Hat Academy, but i find ist a wonderful idea. Thank you very much for your engagement.

claudia aschieri said…

Ciao Elaine,

an Italian proverb:

Who finds a friend, finds a treasure!

:-)

Leanne McCarthy said…

Hi Elaine, Thank you very much.  I'm so glad I found your site and I was thrilled to learn you are practically a neighbour. :)  My memory does not serve me well in relation to the teachers at TAFE in 83/84.  To be honest, I can only remember Gail (Patternmaking, I think) and of course the lovely Nerida (Head of Fashion).  I must dig up my records as I am curious about that now.  I look forward to a long and fruitful association with the Hat Academy.  Thanks again, Elaine

Leanne McCarthy said…

That is fabulous news!  I tried to enrol in a TAFE skillset which included veils and fascinators but unfortunately there hasn't been sufficient interest to start a class in the last 18 months.  I've been making veils from what I learned through work experience  but I would be really interested in your classes on veils, headpieces, cocktail hats etc.  I'll look forward to those.  

Heather Goodwin said…

Hello. Still finding my way around here! Am off to that op shop tomorrow in the hopes that hat block is still there. Fingers crossed!

Leanne McCarthy said…

Thanks Elaine.  That sounds most encouraging.  I made a birdcage veil for a wedding last April.  Lots of trial and error but I think the end result was good and the bride was happy.  However, I really look forward to learning your methods.  Yes, I will definitely stay in touch.

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